Half of the Icelanders believe in the "hidden people," including elves, trolls, and fairies. These are represented heavily in all sorts of art, especially big lawn ornaments.
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- Welcome to Iceland--say cheese!
- Climbing the glacial tongue
- Aw...
- Where the old Things were
- Geysir (the original)
- Tourists harrassing the locals
- Gullfoss--the Golden Falls
- Skalholt
- Horsies!!
- Homage to Johann Sigurjonsson
- Skogafoss
- Puffin Heaven!
- The Black Falls
- Glacier Lagoon
- 9,000 krona well-spent
- Bicycle made for not much
- Egilsstadir
- Seydisfjordur
- Coins and Odin
- Flowers
- On the road
- Dettifoss
- "He did THAT with a sheep?!"
- Little-known fact: Vikings invented golf
- battling bugs in Sleipnir's hoof
- love in the far north
- Gothafoss
- It's a long way to Akureyri...
- Seals
- Grabrok volcanic craters
- Horsies!
- The Fab Four
- Back to Rekjavik
- Our buggy car
- Blue Lagoon
- Farewell from Felix Kittyson
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